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I am trying to find a way to create a formula that calculates the following:
If the value of a cell in column A equals a certain criteria, what is the total value of the cells in column B that meet the crtieria in column A. For example: A B 40 120.00 40 30.00 50 40.00 60 50.00 Where you see 40 in the column A, I want to know the total value of column B, where 40 appers in the corresponding cell in column A. Can this be achieved with a formula? -- Kind regards Sara |
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Yea if you use Sumif.
So you can say =Sumif($A$1:$A$4,40,$B$1:$B$4) "Sara Sadler" wrote: I am trying to find a way to create a formula that calculates the following: If the value of a cell in column A equals a certain criteria, what is the total value of the cells in column B that meet the crtieria in column A. For example: A B 40 120.00 40 30.00 50 40.00 60 50.00 Where you see 40 in the column A, I want to know the total value of column B, where 40 appers in the corresponding cell in column A. Can this be achieved with a formula? -- Kind regards Sara |
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